F.A.Q.

What is the process to hiring your services?

We begin by discussing your requirements, typically through an online meeting or a phone call. After assessing your needs, we develop a tailored plan of action and review the associated costs for our services. Following this, we provide you with a service agreement. Once the service agreement is signed and we receive the retainer fee, our best private investigator private investigator will commence work on building your case.

Do we have to meet in person to discuss my case details?

No, you do not necessarily have to meet in person with a private investigator; many initial consultations can be conducted over the phone or online. However, an in-person meeting may be beneficial for discussing sensitive details and establishing trust.

How do I pay a for your services?

We usually require a retainer fee upfront for our private investigator fees, which can vary, depending on the complexity of the case. Payment methods typically include credit cards, debit cards, or cashier's checks, and money orders. Most clients pay online through our email link.

Will I receive a final report for my case?

Yes, we will provide a final report detailing our findings and the evidence gathered during the investigation. This report often includes documentation that meets legal standards for admissibility in court, if applicable.

Is their a refund on my retainer fee?

Yes, you are entitled to a refund of your retainer fee if the private investigator did not perform the agreed-upon services or if the total cost of services rendered is less than the retainer amount paid. 

Can I add more services in the middle of a private investigation?

Yes, you can add more services during a private investigation, but it may depend on the agreement with the investigator and the nature of the case. It's best to discuss any changes with the private investigator to ensure they can accommodate your needs.

How much does a private investigator cost per hour?

Our private investigator cost for mostly surveillance typically ranges from $90 to $120 per hour, depending on the  complexity of the case. Most cases range around the $90 per hour mark.

What Forms Of Payment Do You Accept?

We accept a variety of payment methods, including all major credit and debit cards, Venmo, Cash App, money orders, and cashier's checks.

How fast can a background check be done?

It typically takes anywhere from a few days to a few weeks to complete a background check, depending on the complexity of the investigation and the availability of information. On average, simpler checks can be done in 1 to 3 business days, while more extensive checks may take longer.

If I have an attorney, should I go through them for your services?

Yes, you should use your attorney to contact a us to ensure that the information gathered is protected under attorney-client privilege or work-product doctrine, which can help keep the investigation confidential. 

Is it worth it to hire a private investigator for infidelity?

Hiring a private investigator for infidelity can be worth it for concrete evidence in high-stakes situations (like complex divorces with assets), providing objective proof and ending anxiety, but it's often not worth it for simple confirmation if the relationship is already over, as it's costly, and simply knowing the truth might lead to the same conclusion.

Is it a good idea to hire a private investigator?

Hiring a private investigator is often a smart decision when you need professional, discreet, and thorough investigative services such as; ​criminal background ​check, or surveillance.

Is it cheaper to hire a PI or lawyer?

Private investigators are often more affordable than lawyers — and can reduce overall legal costs by streamlining evidence collection before your lawyer even bills for research.

When should you hire a private investigator?

If you're facing a situation that requires discretion, expertise, and concrete evidence, hiring a private investigator can be a valuable investment. By leveraging their skills and resources, you can gain the clarity and peace of mind you need to move forward with confidence.

Can a private investigator serve you papers?

Yes, licensed private investigators are exempt from registering as process servers and are legally allowed to serve most types of legal documents.

How to prepare for a private investigator consultation?

You don't need to have everything figured out before your consultation, but having some basic information ready can be helpful. This might include relevant dates, locations, routines, or specific concerns that prompted you to seek help.

Can you use a private investigator in a custody case?

Yes, a family law private investigator can help provide evidence if you are concerned about your children's well-being when they are with the other parent or guardian.

What evidence proves cohabitation?

Photographs, surveillance,  receipts, rental agreements, communication logs, and witnesses can be used as evidence to support your cohabitation case in court. However, to ensure they can be acceptable in a court proceeding, you should consider hiring professional services to look for these pieces of evidence.